Windows 10: Cable is Connected but no Internet

Hi I'm newly moved from Windows 7 to Windows 10 Pro

After installing this OS I'm facing the most worst thing is Internet Connectivity Problem.

I plugged cable direct from Modem to my PC, Internet is working fine on other devices but not on my Windows machine. I installed Windows 10 Pro Updates from same Internet connection. After it installed all his updates now it's interrupting me. Connection is showing fine as Connected Secured but when I open my browser and put Google Url address it says " DNS is not responding" or "Internet Connection is not available".

But PC shows Connection is working good.

Tell me the permanent solution because I'm facing this problem is very bad for my gaming.


Note: Internet is working fine on other devices, PC shown connection is secured connected, But not running.

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I want to connect old cable to my new internet card

Yeah it`s coaxial network cable...
I must buy expensice PLANET VC-202 Converter VDSL2 1x BNC, 1x RJ-45




or install new internet connection (cable and receiver). Any suggestions?
I want to use radio internet connection. Is this possible to connect it to Realtek 8111B (10/100/1000 Mbit)?

 

Internet Connection

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  I was not able to work on this issue yesterday ( busy for a 90 year old). This evening I was able to take the steps that were suggested in your email.
  
  When I use “Device Manager” I click “ Network Adapters” I see “ Wifi” but not Eternet in this list. On the “Settings” I click “Wifi” which shows the “On' button.
  

I click” Show available networks”. I wanted to capture the page that is shown, but it will not show. The top line is Network ( connected) but course I have the Ethernet cable connected. Also showing Is Five “ Broadband connections” At the bottom is
“ Network and Internet settings” I hope for your continued help.

 

I want to connect old cable to my new internet card

The device in this picture will not work. The type of coaxial connection looks like is meant for a 10base-T or similar BNC connection. The wire you are holding up in your first post is not a BNC cable.

If you have subscribed to a cable internet service, you need a compatible cable modem. There is no way around this. You will need to call your Internet Service Provider and ask them for a modem.

Please explain what you are trying to do. If this cable was previously attached to a different computer, could you tell us what motherboard and/or provide a picture of where it connected?